Staying on track with deaf education
Staying on Track with Deaf Education

Call for Abstracts:
Concurrent Session Papers

For all paper submissions please contact the ANZCED co-ordinators.
In your email please include any relevant attachments as outlined below

All abstracts for concurrent presentations will be reviewed by members of the Organizing Committee. Submission of an abstract implies permission to publish that abstract.


Concurrent Presentations Forty-five-minute sessions (comprising 30 minute presentation, 15 minutes for questions, discussion and transition to the next speaker).
Interpreters Auslan interpreters will be provided for concurrent session papers.

Key Dates
October 2010 Launch of website - Call for Abstracts
February 28, 2011 Abstract Submission Deadline
March 1, 2011 Commencement of Abstract Review by Organizing Committee
March 14, 2011 Author Notifications sent

Suggested Topics Papers are sought on a variety of topics relevant to the education of Deaf and Hearing Impaired students. Suggested areas include:
Language and literacy
Early intervention
Post school options
Audiological management issues
Social and emotional development
Developing independence
Using technology in the classroom

Format for abstract The following information must be provided
1. Proposed title of concurrent paper
2. Presenter(s) Details
  • Main Presenter Name Address Work telephone, Home telephone, Email address
  • Co-Presenters Names Addresses Work telephone, Home telephone, Email address
3. Audiovisual requirements
4. Indicate please if presentation will be signed and a voice interpretation is required
5. Note any additional questions you may have
6. Abstract: approximately 250 words submitted by email as a Word document

Please note that presenters of concurrent papers are required to fund their own travel, accommodation and registration costs unless otherwise stated by the Conference Committee. At least one author per paper must register and pay for the conference. Papers with no registered author may be withdrawn.

Click here to submit your abstract.